Can reference points explain vaccine hesitancy? A new perspective on their formation and updating

Guo, Feiyu; Cao, Erbao

doi:10.1016/j.omega.2019.102179

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“…Guo and Cao [ 117 ] applied a two-stage decision framework for vaccine hesitancy to investigate (1) the reasons behind delaying the decision-making (such as receiving or refusing a vaccine), and (2) the interventions that the government can adopt to increase vaccination demand. Therefore, the proposed framework characterizes individuals’ decisions and their equilibrium behavior in two stages.…”

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Vaccine Allocation and Distribution: A Review with a Focus on Quantitative Methodologies and Application to Equity, Hesitancy, and COVID-19 Pandemic

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This review focuses on vaccine distribution and allocation in the context of the current COVID-19 pandemic. The implications discussed are in the areas of equity in vaccine distribution and allocation (at a national level as well as worldwide), vaccine hesitancy, game-theoretic modeling to guide decision-making and policy-making at a governmental level, distribution and allocation barriers (in particular in low-income countries), and operations research (OR) mathematical models to plan and execute vaccine distribution and allocation. To conduct this review, we adopt a novel methodology that consists of three phases. The first phase deploys a bibliometric analysis; the second phase concentrates on a network analysis; and the last phase proposes a refined literature review based on the results obtained by the previous two phases. The quantitative techniques utilized to conduct the first two phases allow describing the evolution of the research in this area and its potential ramifications in future. In conclusion, we underscore the significance of operations research (OR)/management science (MS) research in addressing numerous challenges and trade-offs connected to the current pandemic and its strategic impact in future research.

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Vaccine Allocation and Distribution: A Review with a Focus on Quantitative Methodologies and Application to Equity, Hesitancy, and COVID-19 Pandemic

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“…The two-phase vaccination policy provides a lower infection rate and considerable cost savings. [48] build a two-stage analytical framework to analyze vaccination hesitancy, showing that vaccination decisions are affected by reference point formation and updating. [49] explored Hong Kong adolescents attitudes towards the COVID-19 vaccination, pointing out that vaccine hesitancy is a key barrier to herd immunity, and that the vaccine’s safety and efficacy, as well as the risk of infection, were the main concerns.…”

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Bi-objective optimization for a multi-period COVID-19 vaccination planning problem

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“…Lorenz explored the matching relationship between reference points and message frames in prosocial persuasion appeals [ 45 ]. Guo and Cao developed strategies by updating the reference point, which increased the willingness of individuals to receive the vaccine, and effectively improved vaccination coverage [ 46 ]. Karle and Schumacher explored the loss aversion theory, changing the consumers’ reference point to achieve the best matching value of products and individuals, and formulated improved strategies for advertising in the market [ 47 ].…”

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The Construction of Image Reference Points and Text Appeals Information Tailoring in Promoting Diners’ Public Environment Maintenance Behavior Intention

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Liu

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The environmental maintenance of public dining spaces significantly impacts urban construction’s sustainable and healthy development. This paper studied the influence of image–text information tailoring relationships on behavioral intentions to promote public dining space environment maintenance. We used a two-factor between-subject experimental design, two (image reference points: self vs. others) × two (text appeals: feasibility vs. desirability). We also examined the mediating roles of environmental maintenance attitudes and environmental responsibility perceptions as regards pro-environmental behavioral intentions. The research results showed the following: (1) Among the four image–text information construction methods, the other’s image reference point with the desirability text appeal promotes the diners’ pro-environmental behavioral intention with optimal effectiveness; and (2) Environmental maintenance attitudes and environmental responsibility perceptions play mediating roles in promoting diners’ intention to maintain environmental behavior in the image–text combined information presentation. Environmental responsibility perceptions cannot be mediated alone and must be progressively mediated with environmental maintenance attitudes.

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Can reference points explain vaccine hesitancy? A new perspective on their formation and updating

Cited by 11 publications

References 44 publications

Vaccine Allocation and Distribution: A Review with a Focus on Quantitative Methodologies and Application to Equity, Hesitancy, and COVID-19 Pandemic

Vaccine Allocation and Distribution: A Review with a Focus on Quantitative Methodologies and Application to Equity, Hesitancy, and COVID-19 Pandemic

Bi-objective optimization for a multi-period COVID-19 vaccination planning problem

The Construction of Image Reference Points and Text Appeals Information Tailoring in Promoting Diners’ Public Environment Maintenance Behavior Intention

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